Tachi Palace Fights is one of the top organizations for lighter fighters, and it’s featured many of the world’s top 125-, 135- and 145-pound fighters in recent years.

DeJesus and Karakhanyan fight for a title vacated by recent UFC signee Eddie Yagin. DeJesus, in fact, was the first-ever holder of the belt but ultimately was stripped of the title following an overturned TKO victory over Russ Miura (DeJesus tested positive for marijuana). He looks to snap a three-fight winless streak against Karakhanyan, a two-time Bellator tournament competitor who’s won three of his past four fights, including his past two via submission on the regional circuit.

Gomez, a former Tachi flyweight champ, fights at bantamweight for the second straight time following a submission victory over Drew Bittner at Tachi Palace 10. It was his first fight since he lost his belt and suffered a decision loss to Darrell Montague at Tachi Palace 8. He now meets Gibson, who’s spent most of his young career with Tachi, where he’s defeated the likes of Dustin Rocha (TKO), Ray Cervera (decision) and Walel Watson (TKO). The bantamweight belt was vacated with Michael McDonald’s move to the WEC (and then the UFC).

McCall, a former WEC fighter, looks for his fifth straight win and his fourth straight in TPF. After scoring decision wins over Jussier da Silva and Dustin Ortiz, the top-ranked flyweight recently submitted Darrell Montague to win his belt. He now meets Campuzano, a former WEC and UFC fighter who recently snapped a 1-3 skid with a first-round submission victory over Randy Hinds in a regional show in Texas.

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